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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 810   View pdf image
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       proceedings of the said Thomas Edmondson who very well knows
       he had no right to disturbe your orat.r or bring that action
       Tend to your orat.rs Utter Ruin unless releived by this high and
       honble Court wherefore he humbly prays your Hon.rs will be
       pleased to rehear direct a Rehearing of the said Cause at the
       provinciall Barr where your orat.r doubts not but to
       Manifest his possession afd to be Clear of the afd Tract of Land
       called Mounthope or any Pretence the said Thomas Edmondson
       could have thereto  And likewise to prevent the said Edmondsons
       Turning your orat.r or his Ten.ts out of possession to Grant
       her Majestys Writt of Injunction Comanding and Injoyning the said
       Edmondson his attorney and Councellors not to procced any further
       at Comon Law untill your orat.r Complaint be heard before your
       honours in Equity and such Decree made therein as shall seem
       Reasonable and also her Majestys Writt of Sup.a to the said Thomas
        Edmondson Directed Commanding him under a Certain penalty
        to be and appear in this high and honble Court at a Certain time
        and place true and direct answer on his Corpolall oath to  
       make to your orat.rs Bill and all and singular the Matters and
       things therein Contained & to stand and abide such decree as
       your hon.rs shall see fitt to make for your orat.rs Equitable
       releif and he shall ever pray &c.a  
                                                                         W Bladen


                   The Answer of Thomas Edmondson of Talbott County Gent
       to the Bill of Compl.t of John Harwood of Dorchester County planter
       The said Defendant now and at all times hereafter saving to
       himself the Benefitt of Exception to the Manifold Incertainty
       and Insufficiencys in the Complain.ts Bill of Complain Com
       for Answ.r thereunto or under so much thereof as doth in no
       wise Concerne this defendant saith that he never Combined
       with any person or persons to defeat the Compl.t of his Right
       to any lands in Talbott County afd but knowing himself
       to be Lawfully Intitled to the Lands in the Compl.ts Bill
                                                                         (Mentioned


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